MRRE is a structured one-day exercise that maps every mobile risk in your environment — and produces the monthly reduction program that closes them.
CISOs fork the MRRE agent, run a structured one-day exercise, and leave with a prioritised monthly recurring reduction plan. No red team. No production exposure.
The average enterprise security stack now includes 76 tools — most of them focused on servers, workstations, and network boundaries. Mobile remains the afterthought, patched with MDM policies written in 2019.
Verizon's 2024 DBIR found mobile devices appear in 18% of confirmed breaches — up from 9% in 2021. Smishing, rogue apps, and misconfigured MDM are the three fastest-growing initial access vectors in enterprise environments.
Not a one-time report. A live reduction program that makes next quarter measurably safer than this one.
Every phone upgrade is a trust boundary event — MFA in motion, recovery paths open, tokens re-binding. Your fleet does thousands at once, every refresh cycle.
The MRRE is structured so a CISO can run it without external consultants. Fork the agent, follow the protocol, own the output.
Clone the CAB Coordinator template into your environment. Zero production credentials.
15 minDefine device fleet, user groups, refresh timeline, and applicable frameworks (CMMC, NIS2, ENS).
30 minAgent surfaces gaps, generates risk register, flags missing evidence automatically.
4–6 hrStructured CAB walkthrough with prioritised remediation backlog by severity.
2 hrMonthly cadence begins. Metrics tracked. Recurring product subscriptions activate.
OngoingA structured exercise that becomes a programme. Each step produces a concrete deliverable — nothing ends in a report that gathers dust.
Clone the IT Change Advisory Board Coordinator template from the marketplace into your own Asana, SharePoint, or Notion environment. Configure the NHI provisioning profile — JIT credentials, read-only scope, no persistent secrets. The agent runs entirely within your boundary.
Deliverable → Provisioned agent environment, NHI credential mapSelect device fleet size, user population, BYOD vs. corporate-issued split, and applicable regulatory frameworks. Advanced and Custom tiers include a CMMC Level 2 control alignment module that maps mobile practices to all 110 requirements, plus NIS2 / ENS framework guides. Mandatory third-party certification requirements are subject to current DoD program review.
Deliverable → Scope manifest, framework control mapping tableThe agent surfaces change requests, architecture gaps, rollback scenarios, and missing evidence. It cross-references your scope against framework controls and generates a prioritised risk register with severity scores and owner assignments.
Deliverable → Risk register, gap analysis, evidence trackerWalk findings with your change advisory board. The agent structures the agenda and generates board-ready summary slides. Findings are automatically bucketed into your monthly reduction backlog with priority and estimated effort.
Deliverable → CAB meeting pack, remediation backlog, board summaryThe one-day exercise seeds a living programme. Monthly recurring products activate: dashboard subscriptions, automated re-assessment cadence, and advisory retainer options. Each month, risk scores trend downward — and are reportable to auditors and boards.
Deliverable → Monthly risk KPI dashboard, recurring programme scheduleMGM Resorts, 2023 — the mobile trust failure that shut down an enterprise.
A help-desk vishing call that walked through a credential re-enrollment flow — indistinguishable from a legitimate device change. No malware, no zero-day.
One compromised identity boundary escalated into an enterprise-wide shutdown.
Every control involved had passed audit. Compliance evidence and real-world mobile exposure are two different things.
Founder of Mobile Security Guru (working across telecom, mobility, enterprise sales, and cybersecurity since 2006).
Scattered Spider, 2025 — the mobile trust failure that breached 760+ enterprises.
A help-desk call impersonating IT, walking an employee through an MFA reset — indistinguishable from a legitimate device change. No malware, no zero-day. Just a voice on the phone.
One compromised identity boundary escalated across integrated SaaS into mass data theft — Marks & Spencer, Co-op, Harrods, Qantas.
Every control involved had passed audit. Compliance evidence and real-world mobile exposure are two different things.
MGM Resorts, 2023 — the mobile trust failure that shut down an enterprise.
A help-desk vishing call that walked through a credential re-enrollment flow — indistinguishable from a legitimate device change. No malware, no zero-day.
One compromised identity boundary escalated into an enterprise-wide shutdown.
Every control involved had passed audit. Compliance evidence and real-world mobile exposure are two different things.
Founder of Mobile Security Guru (working across telecom, mobility, enterprise sales, and cybersecurity since 2006).
Scattered Spider, 2025 — the mobile trust failure that breached 760+ enterprises.
A help-desk call impersonating IT, walking an employee through an MFA reset — indistinguishable from a legitimate device change. No malware, no zero-day. Just a voice on the phone.
One compromised identity boundary escalated across integrated SaaS into mass data theft — Marks & Spencer, Co-op, Harrods, Qantas.
Every control involved had passed audit. Compliance evidence and real-world mobile exposure are two different things.
Under SEC rules a public company discloses any executive perquisite worth more than $10,000, and executive security sits inside that disclosure. Equilar, reviewing S&P 500 proxy filings through April 2026, found over a third of those companies provided security perks to executives in 2025 (up 12.8% year over year), with a median value of $130,468 among the companies that did. That money is approved by a compensation committee. It is not on your budget line.
Three questions decide which you have: whether any executive account still has a phone number in a recovery or step-up path, what evidence separates a real device change from a caller who reached the help desk, and who owns executive personal exposure in writing. MRRE produces those three answers as findings, in a form the committee that approved the spending can read.
Start with Basic to see the methodology. Every tier above it extends your coverage and moves you closer to regulatory readiness.
The exercise is always the same. The tier determines how far the programme goes and which compliance frameworks you walk away with evidence for.
The Basic exercise takes one day. Book a 20-minute discovery call and we'll have your agent provisioned before the call ends.
Tell us about your environment and we'll recommend the right tier, pre-configure the agent for your stack, and walk you through the first exercise.